Splinter of Ancestors
November 14th, 2011 No Comments » RSS 2.0 Pingback
*Picture from Jan 2007 © Misha Somerville / Title Nov 2011
November 14th, 2011 No Comments » RSS 2.0 Pingback
Jesus in Paris
November 13th, 2011 No Comments » RSS 2.0 Pingback
*A 4″ ormanent at a stall in Paris’ #ParisPhoto Manual
November 13th, 2011 No Comments » RSS 2.0 Pingback
There is no program published for event/talks/Q&As, only a ‘catalogue’ which lists all artworks for sale // Tickets for the main venue at the festival only last one day // The festival doesn’t provide any information on other venues/galleries being used for the festival // Just because there’s an International photo festival on don’t assume the galleries around Paris will be open, even within normal hours there’s a good chance they will be closed // There’s some absolutely incredible work displayed at Parisphoto
Gallery of Modern Art // [Glasgow]
November 5th, 2011 No Comments » RSS 2.0 Pingback
From an exhibition at the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow. Sadly I didn’t take note of the artists – an oversight. Please comment if you know >
Hope for the Kind
November 4th, 2011 No Comments » RSS 2.0 Pingback
A man as honest, sincere and well-meaning as him was not made for this world. He will be taken advantage of. You might only hope his kindness will be returned to him.
Goran Tomasevic
October 30th, 2011 No Comments » RSS 2.0 Pingback
http://blogs.reuters.com/fullfocus/2011/02/24/photographer-notebook-goran-tomasevic#a=1 ‘I never take sides’ — Goran. through all that? now that’s commitment to professionalism. Opposite approach to Tim Hetherington? It isn’t good enough anymore just to be a witness.” — Tim
Notes on Conflict – Will there ever be progress?
October 26th, 2011 4 Comments » RSS 2.0 Pingback
What’s the fucking point? Empires will come and go. All we’re left with is Art.
Notes on Conflict – Part 2.
October 23rd, 2011 2 Comments » RSS 2.0 Pingback
Angle 1:
Is conflict one way of maintaining the health of the evolutionary gene pool? Anyone stupid enough to fight deserves to be laid down. Like the Burmese monks – we should all be able to attain a high enough understanding to never kill another human being.
